tim fox stays with us. let's get you a preview of what's coming up on the program.are going to be look into saudi arabia days after the imf cut their growth outlook for the kingdom. they will be unveiling a half trillion dollar package of investment to be done by 2030. we will break down the numbers and what it is going to mean for asset classes in this part of the world. but first, as the u.k. parliament prepares to vote on amendments to the theresa may brexit plan, a no deal brexit is a very real risk. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> the u.k. parliament will vote this to stay on when it inc.'s the government should do next on brexit. so far 14 amendments have been proposed, but more could be added. speaking to bloomberg at the world economic forum in davos, chancellor philip hammond said in no deal brexit would undermine peoples prosperity. >> i know for business leaders the deadline is only two months away and that seems awfully close, but in the way political negotiations happen we are's dill at the phase where people will count on their preferred outcomes. the truth

. >> reporter: after the docuseries aired, cook county, illinois state attorney tim fox issued a call for anyone with information to come forward. >> we don't have the ability to deal in rumor we have to deal with facts and circumstances. there those who feel they've been a victim of a crime. >> we are going to be seeing e public and saying,attos a sig change from what we've seen before. >> reporter: on tuesday, faith rogers, who also appeared in the series, appealed to a judge in new york to expedite her case. rogers is suing kelly for sexual battery and willfully and deliberately infecting her with her piece a herpes. kelly never filed a response with the court. >> it was consensual, but it was consented by intimidation. i look back, and there's an ipad, and i just turned my head away. i didn't want my face to be on it. >> reporter: accusations of sexual misconduct have dogged kelly for 20 years. in 2008, he was acquitted of charges of child pornography around that infamous video that shows him allegedly urinating into the mouth of a minor. >> it's sort of the drug of celebrity, you

tim. stay with fox business for all of your ces coverage. om las vegas throughout the week. cheryl: i like the blackout curtains in tim's hotel room. and yes, today is elvis presley's birthday. you might be thinking your gambling with your investments lately but stocks are off to a solid start this year after record losses for 2018. will the gains in january so far lead to a strong performance for the year? something known as the january effect. let's bring in jeremy bryant, portfolio manager at grady investments. that was the thinking that the january effect would lead to -- that's how the market would play out for the year. is that relevant anymore, the january effect? >> yeah, we don't tend to put a lot of stock in seasonal trends in the stock market, whether that's the january effect or sell in may and go away and those types of things. we tend to be much more focused on what the fundamentals are saying and the company outlooks for the rest of year, that sets the tone for the remainder of the year, what are they guiding for 2019, what do

tim baxter from samsung north america, a fox business exclusive. oh, yeah. there goes the astronaut. when we come back, lenovo, big chinese company that has the largest market share in laptops now. we have a one-on-one exclusive with the guy in charge. don't go away. see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. i could be up for that. that's taking options trading from wall st. to main st. hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh, i'm not really a pool guy. what's the hesitation? it's just complicated. step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade liz: 21 minutes left before we hear the closing bell. can we make it 300? look at the dow jones industrials, now up about 280 points. just keeps climbing in this final hour. nasdaq looking gr

the good, the very good, a new addition to our fox family, landon michael haggerty, the first child for timand mike. congratulations. 7 lbs. 4 oz. there is the happy family born at noon on new year's eve. mom, dad and baby doing great, beautiful baby, congratulations. the bad. a manhunt underway for a man who shot through drive-through window when he didn't get the taco sauce he wanted. employees at the oklahoma city taco bell locking themselves in a bathroom. no one was injured. the ugly. a man right into a jubilee burrito and chips is to find a nail. the massachusetts restaurant apologized which i should hope so. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> in san diego the caravan showed propensity for violence once again. and assaulted agents. rob: the partial government shutdown continues donald trump calls for bipartisan immigration meeting, the caravan of migrants kick off 2019 by storming the southern border.

the editor here at fox news, executive director of the georgetown and institute of pos politics. you heard timbout not spending taxpayer money for something that doesn't work. the democrats get their place? here's a slump of money to the border patrol. you decide what to do with it as part of security. >> i think democrats have been pretty clear so far that they are not going to play with these federal workers at the negotiating trick. they want the government opened and they will talk about it. they been clear about it. they want a list of security, and approach to reform. they don't want to leave these federal workers in the lurch. so far the p.r. world, the american people are siding with them. >> i think that this question about who is to blame for the shutdown is the wrong question to be asking. the question that d.c. is asking. listen to the comment from tim kaine about the money, this is not about the money. this is about sending a message. he is saying, after two years of not dealing with this promise, the biggest promise that i made it i'm going to deal with this. the method from demo

and fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera. you have been around a long tim time. >> laughs you think? >> sean: i did not mean that in a bad way, and one of my dearest friends. do you see this as successful? do you see this extreme rush to the left as something that will be political viable? >> i think the democrats are extremely frustrated, looking at robert mueller, special counsel, more and more convinced that there will not be any russia collusion, so they are dripping to the next pretty pony, which will be impeachment, and maxine waters who was so radical and far out will become the mainstream of any democrats who aspire to hurting the trump presidency and fade away possible, we have only just begun seeing some really outlandish rhetoric and some really inflammatory statements towards the the presidents way, sean. i'm not sure that the democrats can harness their divorce studies and energy is and what makes them attractive, and it is a fatal flaw. >> sean: dan, welcome aboard, glad to have you on the family, but 2018 they held hid their agenda, and they

there is a difference, tim scott, i asked on your world, my weak day show on fox news, whether or notan should resign? >> i don't think he should resign. his voters elected him and i think he has, without any question, the power of his office. i think what should happen, however, is he should take a step back from the damage he's doing to the country and frankly, to our party. instead of me talking to you today about the fact that the republican party has led to the lowest unemployment rate ever recorded for african-americans in the history of this country. instead of the opportunities and legislation that will bring real relief to 31 million americans living in distressed communities. instead of having a conversation today about the fact that our-- my party has led to the strongest criminal justice reform that has-- will have a positive impact disproportionately on people of color, instead of having that conversation and instead having a conversation about polarizing comments that conflate racism and conservativetism that's bad for our country and our party. >> do you think that cong

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joining me now, fox news legal analyst, defense attorney mercedes callwin and technology reporter tims, amazon getting a lot of attention. what do investors need to know? why is this a business story? explain it. >> well, it's important to investors because if he's got to get rid of some of the shares, it could change some of the control of the company if his ex-wife, soon to be ex-wife have other views that could influence the board and we've seen in past divorces from high ranking ceos or other executives, these things can get messy. information can come out in the proceedings that's embarrassing to the company, becomes a distraction. dagen: i want to point out, since you are in las vegas elaine wynn's divorce from wynn resorts founder steve wynn it was about eight years ago, that actually did result in her putting -- based on the ownership stake, that she wound up with, trying to force changes on wynn resorts. >> yes, that's a good example. the family that owned the dodgers baseball team ended up selling. that's another example. these things can have ramifications and it's really a

like a fox but what good prosecutors do in trial, if there are bad facts coming, you get them out early you don't want them to hear them from the defendant's lawyer. you explain them yourself. >> time of the '80s and '90s and another character emerging, rudy giuliani. to what degree were they in the same circles and what is their relationship like historically or is this the same rudy all along? >> he made this out as new yorkers watched this transit from dedicated and passionate city official of 9/11 to loose lipped wako. and that's been remarkable to watch, but i really agree with joyce, if you put that transition aside, i think he's running interference for trump and laying smoke screens because they are trying to fight this first and foremost in the media and trying to win control of the narrative and sort of win hearts and minds how to think about this the problem with rudy, he's actually really bad at remembering what the facts are, remembering the details of a story. he's appear to only read an hour before he goes on tv and he steps over himself all the time. i don't think trump cares about that i think trump is happy to have pit bulls out there that jump at the media and g